Companionship Makes A Big Difference
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Kingsway Care Companionship Diaries
Kingsway Care has been brightening up Molly’s days for more than five years now. She particularly loves days out with our male CareGivers, like Bruce!“Molly and I love going to Rushfields Garden Centre. She enjoys a cappuccino and loves a slice of chocolate cake. Afterwards we take a drive to Devil’s Dyke to look at the view while singing along to musicals. She loves the song…’Love is my reason for living’ and is word perfect!"
Bruce, Kingsway CareGiver

Molly, her daughter, Jane and Bruce all feature in our short film #WhoMatters?
Jane also looks forward to the two hours of respite as much as Molly looks forward to her time out with our CareGivers.
Finding The Perfect Companion
Every Kingsway CareGiver is handpicked for their big heart, positive outlook and genuine passion for helping others. Alongside rigorous training and DBS checks, it’s these personal qualities that enable them to build trusted relationships with older people and younger adults living with a wide range of care needs. Most of them can drive and take you on little local adventures too.“I absolutely love taking people out because it gives them the opportunity to get out and about, enjoy some beautiful scenery and visit some lovely garden centres. There are always new places to discover together on the Sussex Coast.”

400 Coffee Shops in Brighton?
Bruce told us “I believe there are around 400 coffee shops in Brighton alone, so there’s always somewhere new to discover and enjoy together.”
So what were the chances of him bumping into another Kingsway CareGiver and client in The Garden Cafe in Hove?

When Bruce took Joan to The Garden Café, they had an unexpected surprise.
Another of our CareGivers, Ku, had brought Derick there too!
Time To Smell The Roses
Bruce also explained, “But you don’t have to go out and about to have fun! One of my favourite things to do is take a walk around Biddy’s garden with her.”
More Than Homecare
While Kingsway Care love to support our clients to remain at home, we also have time to take them out and about to brighten up their mornings, afternoons and even evenings if they want to go to an event.- Garden centres
- Devil’s Dyke
- Shoreham walks
- Libraries
- Coffee shops
- Ice creams
- Feeding ducks
- Looking around churches
- Smelling flowers
- Looking at old photographs
- Meeting dogs
- Browsing charity shops
- Theatre
- Concerts

Companionship For Wellbeing
Our companionship visits are about helping you stay active, connected and doing the things that bring you joy.


